and we received this statement from brianna's family.as a wonderful and beautiful soul that felt deeply, loved, strongly and had an incredible zest for life and learning. this tragedy has been devastating not only for us, but for the many, many friends that she loved and inspired as a family. we are thoroughly grateful for the love and support from our friends, our community, and the myriad of others that have reached out to us. may that love c tinue >> on the next true crime news, a mom home alone gets a sinister surprise. >> they said that the alarm had gone off and they asked if they should send the police. >> your mother's not answering the alarm company is called. so you just get in the car and you head over to your mother's. >> i knew that something was not right. >> gunned down in her own bathroom. >> now, moments later. emergency. >> her fight to survive. and the chilling twist her attacker never saw coming on the next true crime news. now our true crime index stories. the true crime news team is following across america a wild p

thank you so much thank you, brianna. we are following some breaking news now out of west palm beach, the detention hearing for the man suspected in these second assassination attempt of former president trump. it just ended. so let's get right now to randi kaye. randi assuming that started when it was supposed to, this was a rather long hearing what did the judge decide here yeah, brianna, this was a three-hour hearing, a detention hearing to determine whether or not ryan roof should be released or remain behind bars as this case goes forward, the judge found that the government met its burden. >> he will remain in detention for now. and the judge found that the evidence that the government presented is very strong. let me share with you some of that evidence. a letter was presented in court and also in an earlier filing from the prosecutors that they believe was written by ryan ruth, and it says in part, this was an assassination attempt on donald trump, but i failed you. i tried my best and gave it all the gumption i c

and at one moment, brianna, i mean, i think we do need to talk about this. he was commenting on some of these threats from iran that have been identified by intelligence officials in the us government that there iranian interests may be thinking about going after former president trump. and trump said if something like that were to occur, cities in iran were would be blown to smithereens, i believe were the words he was using there. he did go on to describe the way he characterizes things inside the white house right now, there are two presidents right now, obviously that is not true. but obviously, we're gonna be talking about these comments that he's making basically issuing a threat to iran. >> and he did. thank the congress for allocating additional funds for the secret service does it looks for a paradigm shift as we know, ashley, you heard the president there. what did you think about what he said specifically about this threat to iran, where living in abnormal times swore in a moment where there's been not one but two reported assassination attempts a

brianna. >> elisa raffa for us in the cnn weather center. let's go now to cnn correspondent isabel rosales. she is in asheville. she is joining us on the phone because she and her crew were actually facing rising waters and had to move their live shot location. so they're on the move right now. tell us what you're seeing is a bill briana, just to show you the sort of misinformation that can kind of happen in the panic that can happen. we saw people starting to run from the hotel yelling dam was about to break, but we spoke with several police officers who area and they said that that was not accurate this area were mad at biltmore village because, you know county that is the case that there was a dam that is at risk there of imminent failure. but nonetheless, here, people weren't a panic and started to evacuate, right? now, i'm near a bridge that actually has been cleared due to the police officer was telling me multiple propane tanks coming loose from a nearby gas company and they were piling up underneath of the bridge. this bridge is over

brianna. >> thanks. good. alright, let's talk more about what we're seeing with pollster and communication strategist frank luntz. and i think what's really interesting in this latest poll that we're seeing this new cnn polling frank, is that by and large, the economy, of course, is what matters to people that is further cemented, right? they also care of course about immigration. they care about abortion, they care about protecting democracy. but the economy is really the issue. and yet this is it. you see 48, 47, neck and neck. what does it take for these for one of these candidates to really break out? >> well, let me be explicit. it's not. >> in fact the economy. >> it's affordability, it's prices for housing and health care, for food and fuel, and this has been the issue now for the last year, it is donald trump's strongest case for his presidency. >> and kamala harris is weak his case. and yet trump doesn't seem to want to make it and even today, as you point out, that he gets off track off message that

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brianna in his car. one of those they say included a google search about how to get to mexico from palm beach county where this incident occurred. they also say the cell phones pinged cell phone towers in this area of mar-a-lago and the golf course where the incident occurred between august 18 and september 15, putting him in this area for several weeks and brianna, they also say they have fingerprint they believe belongs to him on a piece of tape that was used to tape the scope on the rifle to the rifle itself, brianna all right. >> randi kaye. thank you for the very latest from west palm beach, florida for us. >> the nba has announced some sad news. basketball legend and hall of famer dikembe mutombo died earlier today of brain cancer. the seven foot two and center a towering presence both on and off the court he was an eight-time all-star and won the nba's defensive player of the year four times. mutombo was perhaps best known for his shot blocking and that famed playful finger wag after denying oppon

boris, brianna all right. >> gloria, thank you very much. we appreciate that. let's turn now to randall weddle the mayor of london, kentucky, which is the county seat of laurel county, where the shooting he's took place mayor, thank you for taking time to be with us. you've seen some of the victims here. can you tell us how they're doing you know, the spirits are the victims are horse somber at the moment but you know, they, they are resilient people that live here in the state of kentucky mayor i imagined that there is information you wouldn't be able to share because you don't want it broadcast regarding the search. i am wondering what the latest there is. if you know whether there sheriff has been able to narrow the area that they're looking at in this manhunt at all currently, the kentucky state police has took over the ground search and, i'm confident that with all the agencies working on this, that we are getting close mayor weddle, he purchased a gun and thousands of rounds of ammunition, just a short time before the shooting on the day of the shooting,

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and this of course, brianna is not her first economic rollout. we were with her just a few weeks ago in north carolina when she talked forcefully about going after price gougers and increasing access to affordable housing. so no doubt she has her eye >> the affordability of things always on their minds, eva mckend, thank you for the update. will be watching, jim. >> thanks, brianna, i want to talk more about this with robin. far as odd business journalist and host of npr's full disclosure. hi robin. thanks for doing that. as we appreciate it. kamala harris has given several speeches on the economy. the polls show she still lags behind donald trump on this issue. what do you think is contributing to that? and what more can she put on the bone today, so to speak, in terms of specifics to kind of get those numbers moving in the right direction for her i mean, brianna and john and your correspondents, they all hit it. it's really capital i inflation as i say, the likes of which hasn't really visited this country in more than 40 years. and it is bruta

brianna. >> all right. elisa, thank you so much for that update. danny joining us now is florida lieutenant governor jeanette nunez, lieutenant governor. thank you so much for being with us this afternoon. we spoke with you yesterday on this program and you felt confident in the states preparations. tell us how did hold up? >> yeah, an excellent under the governor's leadership, we had all of those resources and assets and personnel staged and ready to start deploying the minute the storms subsided what we saw is into the wee hours of the morning, folks were already heading out. they were doing search and rescue. they were making sure that if people were stranded, they were resting giving those folks and then beginning the tedious work of power restoration. i know we talked about the importance of that residents of force are, are eager to get their power restored right now, we have a little over 1 million people without power, but that work is ongoing and we've seen a tremendous amount of progress. so we hope in short order will get the power restor

>> well, brianna, there's several different aspects to this right now. you're looking at some israeli airstrikes that have occurred in lebanon and they chose that the israelis are moving forward. they ramp being up in certain areas you can see israeli air force jets, among them f 15s coming in and not only dropping flares like you see here, but also dropping munitions in certain areas. and the fact that these things are happening indicates that what the israelis are trying to do is they're trying to make it very clear that by moving forces from gaza, from this area here to the northern part of israel right here. they are getting ready, possibly to go into southern lebanon, which is of course hezbollah stronghold right now so kim, after these twin days of attacks on mobile devices, how does that sort of set the table for what israel is doing now, it seems like a precursor to something larger it certainly does seem like they've done a step-by-step laying the table for some sort of invasion or incursion over the weekend, they added clearing out northern isr

so that was a big motivation for this as well today, brianna. >> all right. alayna treene. thank you for that. let's talk more about this now. how with former trump campaign adviser david urban and former biden white house director of message planning meghan hays, david, i do wonder what you think about that is he looks sometimes obviously to capitalize on this and he's really able to do that in the past, he said, look, my poll numbers go up and it's worked for him. do you think that is? true for this phase of the election where he is looking to win over some of the later breaking undecided voters yeah. >> so brianna, i'm not quite sure of the president's motivation here other than he is just very angry. he's angry that he's got to be facing these his opinion bogus charges. he's he's angry that the court is kind of feel that he stacked the judges are stacked against him. the charges are stacked against him. the from alvin bragg on the way through and partly, you know, you're partly correct there and that as you may recall, if we pressed the way way back machine donald trump

danny thanks, brianna, joining us now is john e. jones, the 30s, the former chief judge for the u.s. middle district court of pennsylvania, and currently serves as president of dickinson college, judge. thank you so much for joining us to break down this incredible news today. first, i just want to get your quick reaction to the indictment. and these five federal public corruption charges will these danny are very, very sweeping charges and in the sort of trade these cases are known as this for that cases, meaning that the person who bribes an individual or make a campaign contribution says i will give you this that would be the bribe are the contribution in exchange for that, that being an official act the mayor has to really critical problems here one is the sheer number of gratuities that he's accused of taking, which doesn't look good at all. >> the second is that these are not legal campaign contributions that are alleged. these are illegal contributions. many times you have legal contributions that factor into it. so his defen

again, boris and brianna. all of these new details are coming about an hour. head of this news conference that were expected here in west palm beach, guys alright, carlos and qian ralph had a very interesting criminal background. >> tell us what you're learning here yeah, he has an extensive criminal history dating back decades, public records show that his first brush with the law, the real, the first big indicator that he was going can have some problems was back in 2002 when he became known to north carolina law enforcement. >> cnn spoke with a former officer in greensboro, north carolina and she responded there he had barricaded himself inside a building after a traffic stop. eventually pled guilty to felony possession of a weapon of mass destruction please sources tell cnn that that was a fully automatic weapon of public records. to other show other minor financial crimes in north carolina. but then you move to hawaii and he set up his own business and worked for a non-profit there constructing small shelters for homeless people. but it was really two yea

>> well, brianna, for the first time since the beginning of this conflict hezbollah has indeed targeted the city of haifa a major population center. and minutes ago, sirens were sounding in that area as hezbollah appears to have fired a barrage of rockets at that city. we do not yet know if there were any successful impacts, but certainly i've seen videos already of the iron dome system inaction over the city of haifa. this as hezbollah is showing that its arsenal of rockets can reach deeper and further south into israel than it typically has over the course of this conflict, as it is. acing, the most intense barrage of a bombardment from the israeli military since the 2006 war israel is striking hundreds of targets in southern as well as an eastern lebanon killing hundreds of people so far injuring many, many more. >> and we are also seeing tens of thousands of people being forced to flee their homes in southern and eastern lebanon. >> long lines of cars as the israeli military sends text messages and also gets on the radio in lebanon, interrupting programs to urge people to leave thei

most important issue, the economy by far brianna 41% of likely voters through driving their vote choice 21% say protecting democracy, that's second on the list. and you see immigration and reproductive rights, abortion rights round out those that have double-digit support. but these top four issues are the ones hear the most about on the campaign trail and obviously the economy is the big one. and that is advantage trump. we asked these likely voters in the poll, who do you trust to handle the economy more 50% say donald trump 39%, say kamala harris, she needs to narrow that gap between now and six weeks from now the economy, i mean, you see the gap there with the economy and how much it matters to people. and he's outperforming her so much on this issue. why then is the race so neck and neck? >> well, as we learned in 2022, remember in the midterms, everyone said the economy was going to be everything. it didn't end up being everything, even though polls were showing us, it was the top choice. one of the reasons since she is doing well is the power of the female vote. so you see here,

and here's the key, brianna to himself and others. meanwhile, we're now hearing from the mother of christian angulo, one of the two students killed wednesday, as you can imagine emma angulo is trying to understand the violent and unexpected way in which her 14-year-old son died i'm going to see is mourning. she didn't deserve this he didn't deserve to die like this. >> i miss him for me. this is like i wish he was a dream from my bedroom and lead on bmi above and brianna, according to two law enforcement sources, colin gray told investigators he purchased the ar style gun used in the shooting of two teachers and two students as a holiday, present, a christmas present for his son. >> last december in a new and shocking development, we have learned that the barrow, county sheriff's office has issued an arrest warrant for marcee gray she's the mother of the high school shooter and former wife of his father and his sought for offenses committed last november, including felony, possession of controlled substances, and using a false license

brianna certainly isn't nic robertson in tel aviv.hank you outfront. >> now, jonathan dekel-chen, father of israeli american hostage sagui dekel-chen. sagi is a husband and father to three young daughters, including a baby girl who was born after sagui was taken by hamas. jonathan. thank you so much for being with us. can you tell us about your reaction to this news of these hostages found dead? is you you've been waiting now months to hear anything about your own sons location or condition well, my reaction i don't like all israelis was absolutely for sympathy for the families or most of whom i've actually come to know over these currently 11 months and double horror because we know for sure that none of these six beautiful young people needed if to die had israel move forward in good faith it before and hamas been pressured enough this deal could have been signed a month-and-a-half, two months ago, and in all likelihood, most if not all, of these young people who were brutally murdered by hamas, would be alive today. tonight, you he

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brianna? >> very interesting will be looking to see what happens, kara. thank you so much. and boris, this jail is one that's known specifically for its poor conditions. >> yeah, this is quite the change of pace for a mogul. diddy, sean diddy combs is going from a comfy confines of his mansions in miami beach and los angeles to this brooklyn, new york's metropolitan detention center in the special housing unit. it's separate from the general prison population housing inmates who require additional protection that puts diddy alongside some notorious names, other high-profile individuals who in the past have been held their temporarily, r. kelly, sam bankman-fried, ghislaine maxwell, as you might imagine, for a multitude of reasons, did he would like to leave? and as you just heard there from kara, his team is appealing the decision decision by a district judge to hold him without bail as he awaits trial but if that is denied, the bad boy records founder would be held in that detention center for months, a place with a troubled history to say the least. and combs attorneys br

i'd love to see boris and brianna. i loved to see you talked to her, answer questions. >> we know what let's listen david to her right now. now in charlotte thank that incredible. >> anthony hamilton, love now let's good. >> i love you many outstanding leaders here today, including my friend, governor roy cooper. >> and you're next next i'm an attorney general, josh stein attorney general, congressman jeff jackson friend, the council of state candidates and all the leaders who are with us today i thank you all everyone everyone here for taking the time and doing the work you are doing. thank you. >> thank the thing. okay. we got allow work to do. we allow her to do. okay. >> so north carolina probably not please have a seat. if you have a chair donald trump and i had our first debate it to the voters to have another debate election and what is at stake could not be more important on tuesday night i talked about issues that i no matter to families across america, like bringing down the cost of living investing in americ

brianna. >> alright. carlos, live for us there in gulfport. we appreciate it. let's go to cnn meteorologist derek van dam. he's tracking conditions and apalachicola, which is along the florida panhandle and franklin county in which quite frankly, derek, we have said a lot but here in recent hurricane seasons, we're hearing that helene could bring devastating storm surge there yeah, that's definitely true. >> and we're keeping a very keen eye to the sky around here because on top of that storm surge threat is the threat of waterspouts moving inland. there was a specific scotia in from the weather prediction center that highlighted this area, franklin county and apalachicola, where i am for these incoming water spouts. we've been monitoring very closely to see if any of these briefs spin-ups come through, but that's just one of a myriad of problems. threats that thinks this area you can see other vacant streets that line apalachicola, mandatory evacuations for all of franklin county. but i want to show you the pooling of the water. this is inland flooding because

brianna. >> all right. nick valencia live for us from atlanta. thank you. boris this just given rare access to the philadelphi corridor in gaza control over that narrow strip of land between gaza and egypt has become a major you're sticking point in israel ceasefire cnn's matthew chance got a firsthand look at the corridor while reporting from gaza, and he was under israeli defense forces escort at all times. >> but we should note, cnn retained full editorial control over the report that you're about to see place called corridor, which is a key bit of real estate in this conflict because it's emerged as a sticking point. >> in the negotiations to get a ceasefire and get the hostages released. as you can see, right up against the egyptian border. that's the, that's the border fence right there and it's important putin, because the israeli say this is an area which has been used over the years and particularly over the past several months as a way of smuggling weapons into the gaza strip. some of the smuggling has taken place over land through holes in the fe

. >> brianna, thank you, president biden. in the meantime, making headlines today, after sitting down with the co-host of abc's the view saying he's confident he would have beaten former president trump in november. but at peace with his decision to exit the race. let's go to mj lee over at the white house, mj, what? the president have to say jim, you know, whether the white house is using this precise description or not, the president, it's clearly on his legacy tour. >> it's not clear that he would have sat down for a live interview on the view or he is still seeking a second term and it is one of the many things that we are seeing him do in recent days to try to let's set the record straight to burnish his legacy and also put in a good word for his vice president kamala harris, who of course is the new democratic nominee it's been two months since the president dropped out and he did say in this interview that he was at peace with that difficult decision. he also said that ultimately age was a deciding tour. and when it co

it is quite historic and it's not over yet, brianna, as a pitcher i know you're excited. maybe getting some pointers there's some technique i pitch in one terrible sound, lives, don't mean terabytes just be we're known for enthusiasm, not good softball in touch with chen is known for her enthusiasm and we appreciate it, thanks so much for the reporting. >> natasha now, vice president kamala harris is set to speak on reproductive rights from battleground georgia, and we're following it live. >> stay with cnn thrill sharp drop the price on hold this point, it was set off any any signs said we did what? any sub yep. >> we're limited time. you get 20% off when you order. now, very good. before this is carbonic and this is how you, can sell us your car visit karwan, answer a few questions, will give you a real offer then set a time for us to pick it up and hey, you on this sod, sell your car that easy way with carmona. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with parsi because they are places you'd like to be for secret can cause serious si

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central race, at least as far as something that could potentially be decided ahead of that election, brianna boris kara, please stand by. christina a bit of a whirlwind and day for trump's attorneys because not long before this decision came down, he stood in front of them at a press conference and said that he was disappointed and his legal team. >> now we're hearing that he's pleased about this decision and seemingly pleased with them i think it's very tough job to be donald trump's attorney. >> i think that there are u.s. here. this kind of feedback from donald trump, anyone who's been his attorney that i've spoken to in the past. he said it is not an easy ride, so obviously no one wants to be ridiculed in front of the national press with a camera rolling, but it is still part of the job and they stop there and they took it and they'll probably stay on his legal team even afterwards. but when it comes to what they're feeling today, donald trump, yes, we are told he is very happy. we are also told the campaign is very happy. i've been getting texts all morning or afternoon since that rulin

brianna a stark warning there from hamas so jeremy diamond live for us in tel aviv as we look at live images on what it looks like there on the ground. >> let's turn now to cnn's kylie atwood, who's at the state department for us, kylie, the us is still pushing for this hostage and ceasefire deal with president biden saying that he is almost ready to present the final version of this deal what's the latest on progress with these diplomatic efforts yeah. >> well, just to take you through the last 48 hours, the president had a meeting with his national security team on this specific topic yesterday at the white house and heading into that meeting. >> he made some pretty blunt an interesting remarks. he was asked if netanyahu is doing enough to get to a deal and he simply said, no, he wouldn't expand on those comments when asked about them later in the day by our colleague simply saying that we are in the middle of negotiations and he said he was referring to the ongoing negotiations between the us, qatar, and egypt to try and come up with some sort of proposal to put on the table. of co

following the vice president and eva, what more can you tell us about how how she's preparing well, brianna and boris, she has closely studied the former president's past six debate performances. >> she's also been sort of entrenched in these briefing papers going over the former president's past comments as well as the ways that he has insulted her so she can be prepared to respond to that. she's engaged in these mock debates with a stand-in for the former president and she's had conversations with hillary clinton and president biden, who both extensively have knowledge of debating the former president. ultimately, the goal here is not only to forcefully make the case against the former president, but also to send a message to america that it is time to move on from the era of trumpism and divisive politics. >> and this comes at a time when trump and harris are in a head-to-head essentially in any of the polling, they are statistically tied the campaign for their part. >> they say that they're not paying that close attention to those polls, that they have always viewed her as the underdog,

>> well, boris and brianna in a radio interview this morning, the vice president seemed to suggest that the former president lacked integrity and that he has a propensity to lie. take a listen to how she's thinking about this debate. >> he plays through this really old and tired playbook, right? where he, there's no floor for him in terms of how low he would go. and we should be prepared for that and ultimately what i intend to point out is what we get some edit people know is in it certainly as i'm traveling the country in his campaign he, he tends to fight for himself, not for the american people and i think that's going to come out during the day boris and brianna, her commentary there seems to be informed by the strenuous debate prep that she has engaged in over the last several days at the hotel just behind me here in pittsburgh. >> she has gone over the former president's six past debate performances. she's been in conversation with hillary clinton and president biden who know well what it is like to debate the former president she has engaged in these mock debate sessions. she's

brianna. >> today we are getting a clearer picture of the suspect's past. cnn senior investigative correspondent, kyung lah is with us now with that side of the story. so qiang, we found out today that ralph had a criminal record. what more are you learning? thank yeah, we are learning more about that criminal record. >> we're also learning more brianna about his background as well as his global travels. but let's start with what you just started with their criminal history. public records do show that his first brush with the law dates back to 2000, but it was really in 2002 when he became known to north carolina law enforcement. i'll cnn spoke with a former officer in greensboro, north carolina and she responded to a 2002 incident where he barricaded himself inside a building after a traffic stop. he eventually pled guilty to felony possession of a weapon of mass destruction. sources tell cnn that it was a fully automatic weapon. public records also reveal other minor financial crimes in north carolina, but then you move to hawaii where he set up his own

brianna yeah, certainly has been. thank you for that report from beirut. let's go now to cnn correspondent jeremy diamond. he is live for us in tel aviv to ben's point there, jeremy, this is a battle that has largely taken place along the border and now israel is pushing this into lebanon very much affecting the data they lives of so many as they're targeting hezbollah that's right. >> and there's no question that this was an escalatory action, one that is raising the temperature in this region. once again, and a very sufficient cicadas operation very complex operation at that. in order to plant explosive devices in thousands of these pagers yesterday, in what i learned was a joint up mossad that's israel's intelligence service joint mossad and israeli military operation. the israeli government, its middle military, its intelligence services. they have e yet to actually officially confirm their involvement in either yesterday or two today's actions, but we did hear from the defence minister yoav galant's, who talked about the israeli military, the shin bet

brianna all right. >> sunlen. thank you so much for that report from the hill, i'm joined now by cnn's alayna treene and alina. we should note that it's a bit of a hallmark of the former president's to influence his party's legislative agenda, even though he's out of office. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, this is obviously not the first time we've seen donald trump you try to influence what is happening on capitol hill. remember earlier this year, a lot of republicans actually were very angry with donald trump because he helped to sink that bipartisan border bill deal that they had come up with and prevented it from happening. and now you've heard manu raja, who has been interviewing a lot of people on capitol hill for us hearing some molar things now from republicans as well that they are frustrated because a lot of people do not want a shutdown. and now as the sunlen walked through, i think it's important to keep in mind what exactly donald trump is asking for. and we saw him post about that. he's posted about a cou

brianna former president trump is off the trail today, but he is expected to hold a rally on saturday in wisconsin last night during an interview on fox news, trump appeared to make a significant admission that he had quote, every right to interfere with the 2020 presidential election. >> cnn's kristen holmes is following this story for us. kristen what more did the former president say well, brianna, these comments came after we saw that superseding indictment from special counsel, jack smith, which was a reaction to what he had to do filing another indictment because of that immunity ruling in the supreme court's so trump sat down for an interview and essentially talked about this indictment and said something that is similar to what he has said before but lacking a little bit of context. >> take a listen it's so crazy that my poll numbers go up. >> whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election where you have every right to do it you get indicted and tupled numbers go up now, of course, it sounds like here he is saying that he was indicted for interferi

as you noted too, brianna, there's a lot of stuff out there in the news that is worth ridicule. but there is a lot at stake in this election and there's a lot out there that isn't it's hard to say. it's not funny because because because you couldn't find humor in almost anything, i have the kind of sense of humor all find humor in almost anything. but there are some things that are not quite as easy x0 to laugh about. they're not exactly rife for joking, especially in a public forum this way, right so how do you bring somebody, how do you bring levity to issues that are a lot more? serious said, and i think i think it's true that you can find humor in most situations. >> fortunately for us, when you've got somebody claiming that people are eating or eating dogs and cats. we don't need to necessarily look at the more serious things we can look at things like that. >> it is a buffet. this is a comedy buffet for you and you just have all you can eat. michael, ian black, who were really looking forward to this. this is going let me great. thank you so much for joining us to talk abo

now, brianna, of course we know what happened after that. they did not admit error only a several months later or report found that they had under counted these debts. now, this is the former governor's most high-profile appearance since his resignation in 2021. this is the first time that he is in such a big polling nichols spotlight. and the question after this hearing is going to be not just how he performs, but also whether or not this is going to affect his supposed political comeback here in new york. there's a lot of talk about whether or not that is going to happen and whether or not cuomo is going to have a political future after all of this, brianna yeah. >> gloria, thank you so much as you were watching this hearing, we appreciate it. gloria pazmino and still ahead. >> hillary clinton is the only other woman to face former president trump presidential debate her advice to vice president harris as she prepares for tonight's debate work play link relief. work, play relief the only three and one extended relief formula for dry eyes t

eva, what are the harris campaign's goals today is they're holding these events with union members brianna, she is here to enforce her support for labor she will argue that the biden harris administration patient has been the most pro labor administration in american history. and while republicans have made gains with rank and file members, really some cultural appeal he or she will argue that it is democrats and by extension, her, that support the most pro-union policies like the pro act that would extend legal protections for employees. michigan congresswoman elissa slotkin, who's running for senate. she was just up on stage she told these union workers listening. don't be bamboozle republicans might be trying to court your vote. would democrats are the ones that actually support pro union policies. >> now, this does illustrates brianna that democrats can't afford to leave any coalition on the table. >> they are leaning on every conceivable voter in this battleground state. president biden, only won michigan in 2020 by about 154,000 votes. so bottom line, the message today from the vice

priscilla brianna, we've already heard from some speakers and it is a very somber tone in this room. >> you hear them now chanting, we're not going back, but the reason that this came together was four or what you described was that propublica reporting about the mothers who died, one of whom from a treatable infection who didn't receive medical care in time and not withstand according to this reporting from the state's a border russian restriction. so this was the report that brought the vice president here. i'm told by sources that she directed her team to add this stop to her schedule. this we to talk about reproductive rights. this is a detour, of course, before she heads to wisconsin later this evening, of course, this is the campaign keeping the issue of reproductive rights front and center, looking for these moments to elevate and amplify these issues. and we can already get an indication of what the vice president is going to say. you look at the signs behind me. it says one in three women lives under a trump abortion ban that was afraid the vice president actually coined ear

brianna, i think it's just kind of a word that her handlers came up with.t even have any particular meaning at all, but she thought it would somehow stick in voter's minds don't you agree? >> yeah, actually i think it's probably the latter. kamala is known for tossing off word salads and luckily for her, if she did, she wouldn't have been satisfied by those word salad answers. she would want to know how are things going to be paid for? what kamala will get done and i think what's concerning about last night is for the first time in stephanie's life she was the smartest person in the room, which means the bar for intelligence was low and kamala couldn't reach that. what is she going to do when she's sitting across from someone like xi-jinping or putin who can recite his country history front to back and is by no means an unintelligent person. does kamala harris think a word salad is going to suffice when safety and prosperity is on the line? david: another mystery and joe i'll throw this how. kamala harris has come out with this economic plan which would jus

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. >> brianna, this virus, how big has actually la and san bernardino county. it is a massive fire that started out on sunday afternoon, about 4,000 acres. had burned through by monday, it had burned through 30,000 acres. so it shows you just how quickly it exploded in size. it's now over 51,000 acres have burned here in this area which people do come too for a lot of recreation. in fact just this past winter, the san gabriel mountains where we're standing, we're inundated with so much snow. people were having trouble getting in and out of the mountains. now you look at it and it looks almost like a moonscape here and also just to show you how hot this fire was burning, you can see back there that telephone pole, you see those lines are burned down. there's some where the polls are completely burned away in some areas and again, this is not just here in the san gabriel mountains. you've got the airport fire that's down in orange and riverside counties and you also have the line fire as well, which you're showing that imagery from all in all, it's taxing resourc

what do you think bee brianna. >> i'm not surprised., you have to wonder who metrics they are using, inflation is 9%, and inflation reduction act did little to nothing to impact inflation but a way for democrats to push a climate change agenda, those advising kamala harris and joe biden in the white house must be advising kamala harris' campaign, she has soviet price controls, handing out 25 thousand to first time homebuyers, i assume some of those 6 people, three went to kamala harris' campaign. elizabeth: who knows. what do you think byron, they oversee white house economic policy on taxes and regulation and energy and finance, more than one out of 10 have, experience. what do you think? >> it is par for the course, i don't think that president biden has any business experience. and barack obama was famously community organizer, which was more experience than some politicians have outside of public office. you know on other happened -- hand america took a risk elections in 2016, a president who was all, never held public office before

joshua chicago investigators think this was a random attack yeah, brianna random and still no motive at this hour, authorities say that they continue to gather evidence to go through evidence. they're trying to determine this motive after four people were essentially executed on a chicago area train on the morning of labor day. we're talking about monday, police say that the victims they believe were asleep, three people were on one and train. there was a one another person who was on another train. the suspect then opens fire, killing all four of them. the victims have not yet been notified. authorities say that there's still waiting to make notification to their next of kin. now, about 90 minutes after the shooting happened, authorities did indeed apprehend the suspect. they say that it was surveillance footage footage from inside the transit system that was key, allowing them to track this suspect intercept him, and then take him into custody or you can imagine that the chicago area commuters they're certainly shocked. police gave an update describing this as a tragedy striking ye

brianna yesterday, former president trump pledged to visit aurora, colorado, and springfield, ohio, two cities that have gotten a lot of attention as they have experienced an influx of migrants, springfield, because trump baselessly claimed during the debate that haitian immigrants were eating people's pets there. >> this is when he said he'd is it tougher. >> i've got to go there. >> in the next two weeks. i'm going to springfield and i'm going to aurora see me again, but that's okay got to do what i got it. >> whatever happens to trump while he never got out of springfield you can only get out of a place that you first go to and that promise to go quote, in the next two weeks is one that we've heard before from trump, february >> but definitely not into weeks or even close to two weeks. more recently in april this past april, he promised a plan for abortion medication probably over the next week that never came by. june. his campaign said not to expect a plan anytime soon. and at the last debate, he was asked if after years of talking about it, he finally had his plan to replace obama

brianna let's talk more about this now with former secret service agent jonathan wackrow jonathan how well i want to ask you first. >> we've just learned from the charging document this man this suspect may have been along the tree line for almost 12 hours preceding this incident, will kind of questions does that raise for you? >> well, you know what this points to is intent, right? you've looked at the pre-attack surveillance that he had conducted to find this very specific location. a location that not only gave him a level of cover and concealment, you to launch his attack? but also gave him a really good way to egress to get away you know, should he be discovered? again, you don't stumble upon that. that takes a little bit of thought and it shows a level of sophistication in his attack planning. but brianna, i think it's really important to understand if this person was here that long going in exhibiting this level of sophistication. this didn't all just materialize today. he's been thinking about this for a while. i think from a behavioral threat standpoint, this individual is re

>> they know brianna the. ukrainians have acknowledged that one of the reasons why they sent their forces on that incursion into russian territory was to try and make the russians redeploy their troops from the front lines where they're putting the ukrainians under pressure and volodymyr zelenskyy, the president of this country, he came out today and said, yes, the pokrovsk front is one of them those places where they want to try to get the russians to redeploy forces away from there and possibly towards the kursk region of zelenskyy said today that he believes that that is something think that's still could happen. but at the same time, he also acknowledged that right now for the ukrainians, the most difficult front lines or in toretsk, which is the area around bakhmut. and of course, piecrust as well. brianna all right. >> fred pleitgen. thank you so much for that report outfront next, former president trump now suggesting he had every right to meddle in the 2020 election whoever heard you get indicted for i

i'm keep an eye or be thinking from brianna, but i am cutting 3 in very lee and my brother. you know, all my them made us believe that you will meet from bigger picture. i have a little difficult punjabi family, especially my father had that i'm going to be in. in junior my brother is going to be adopted. but uh my mother was like died on bulk, whatever feels ok. there's an ocean, there's a sky. i'm. it doesn't have any limit. that's why i see myself. i'm an artist because i don't like limitations. i don't want to put any be able to art this can be anything artisan, anything, any form and shape people as a to listen to fashion. so fashion can be a huge voice that a lot of movies gave me. there's a lot of fashion industrials already that people have made so many designs. but they haven't hold mind i would say fashion is in my blood. since the day i was born and i literally grew up on that on the, on bios and i'm a designer. and 46 years old. and i live in room by so i launched by naval and 1999 school where i'm at 2014. the have dressed. pretty much every celebrity in india f

moment where we are committed to doing the hard work of lifting up america's families and pam and brianna, she also told this crowd to not pay attention to the polls a discount. >> all of that, yes, they are enjoying a lot of momentum at their back. but she's still very much views herself as the underdog in this tom deaths or eva president biden, as we noted, will be joining harris for this joint campaign event in pittsburgh this afternoon. it's getting a lot of attention. he is very popular in key parts and pennsylvania house. he tried to help well, the campaign is deploying him where they think that he will be best and we know the president biden is very comfortable in union homes. >> this is a delicate dance for the vice president, but because she is characterizing herself as a new way forward and that is a tricky argument to make, given that she is currently in the administration, but president biden could prove to be an effective surrogate for her in the union halls. he's very, very comfortable with workers they are comfortable with him. and so that is why he is going to be in pittsb

brianna? >> yeah. i'm from orange counties, so i'm watching this with particular interest. but i think everyone should be watching it nic, because it tells us a lot about what we're dealing with, not just in california, but around the world. tell us about these other fires. you have one right there where you are, but there's dozens dozens, and the other one that we're particularly watching as the airport fire, which is about 50 miles away in orange county. now have that broke hat, went from about seven acres to about 1,900 acres in the space of just four hours yesterday and interesting we know what the cause of that was. that was sparks from equipment used by guys putting up some barriers. just a few sparks southern california to use a cliche is a tinderbox right now. so just a couple of sparks can set off a wildfire. we don't yet know the cause of this but right now, the priority is just trying to fight it. brown. >> all right, nic, we'll be watching that. thank you so much for the update. there and we'll be right back. >> have i got news for you is coming to cnn this fall